After Hours (1985) Movie Review

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a host of oddball characters (incl. a woman stuck in the 60s and a naïve man-whore). While inferior comedies connect comedic events with simple and elementary storylines, the marvelous screenplay of After Hours (written by film student Joseph Minion) connects these events in a brilliant succession of coincidences and bizarre twists of fate, while never once becoming unbelievable or implausible. While obviously a comedy film, Scorseses unique blend of comedic and dramatic elements often ...